Division of Humanities and Fine Arts
Mr. William Shanebeck, Chairperson
The Humanities and Fine Arts Division offers majors in art, communications, English , humanities, and music. Within each of these broad majors there is a diversity of specific programs available, depending upon the student' s individual interests and goals. Although there are no majors in foreign languages or philosophy, a student may major in humanities with an emphasis in Greek, German, Spanish , or philosophy. Because the areas under humanities and fine arts aim toward an understanding of man - his ideas and aspirations, his search for spiritual identity and meaning - they educate the student to communicate that understanding in practical and creative ways through lay ministries and church-related vocations. They also prepare students for teaching and further graduate work.
Department of Art
FACULTY
Associate Professor: Zamora Assistant Professors: Grebe (chairperson), Logan
Objectives: The Art Department seeks to train the student in skills needed for the production of art work, and provide guidance in the development of a philosophy of art that relates to the student, his Creator and, in turn, to the world. Upon completion of the art major, it is intended the student will have developed an adequate foundational understanding of various art expressions; skills in areas of two-dimensional and three-dimensional emphasis; adequate tools to equip for a professional career in art; and a perspective of art, through historical and contemporary approach , for a career in art education. Department Major: 50 units of Art of which 36 are specified requirements (see department for listing). The remaining 14 units are art electives in an area of specialization under the direction of the department. Department Major with Education Emphasis: 38 units of Art. (Please consult with _Education Department and major advisor.) Department Major with Advertising Design Emphasis: 50 units of Art of which 36 are specific requirements: 9 units are specified upper devision core courses in communications, and 5 of Art /Communications electives. Department Minor: The student must complete lower division courses 100, 103, 110 and 6 units of e lective, plus 6 units of upper division courses totaling 20 units. NOTE: Completion of the art major fulfills the general education requirement for fine arts. 100 ART INTRODUCTION (3) 120 SCULPTURE I (3) Designed to promote an appreciation of painting, sculpture, Introductory problems in 3-dimensional expression, including and architecture, as well as the graphics, industrial , and carving, modeling, and casting. Fee $10.00 decorative arts; comparative study of styles, periods, and 200 DESIGN II (3) artists. A continuation of Design 110, with problems in color, composition , and rendering. Prerequisite: 110 or consent. Fee 103 DRAWING I (3) $10.00. Basic drawing to study form, perspective, and composition. Fee $10.00.
204 THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN (3) Studio projects investigating the principles of
104 CRAFTS (3)
three-dimensional design in various media. Fee $10.00.
Introductiory studies in various forms of handicrafts, including silk screening, textiles, stained glass, leather, and weaving.
206 DRAWING II (3)
Continuation of Drawing I studying still life and model in various media. Prerequisite: 103 or consent. Fee $15.00.
Fee $10.00.
105 PAINTING I (3)
207 LETTERING (3)
Painting in oil, problems using sti ll life. Prerequisite: 103 or
Basic styles of lettering; practice in pen and brush lettering;
consent. Either semester. Fee $10.00.
display signs, and manuscript projects.
110 DESIGN I (3) Problems involving the basic elements of design. Fee $10.00.
208 PRINTMAKING I (3) Introduction to fine arts printmaking processes including woodcut, linoleum block, collage print and serigraphy.
115 CERAMICS I (3)
Prerequisite: 103 or consent. Fee: $10.00.
Basic techniques of clay handling and glazing. Fee $10.00.
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